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aligator Inner circle Canada 2044 Posts 
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I would like to see some suggestions as to how to best use the audience in revealing the chosen word in a book test. I would like it to seem as if the audience, with some prompting, has arrived at the word themselves or at least come close to doing so. One could use body language to identify certain letters, the way the participant talks or holds book. Maybe she has empathy for the word and has chosen it for a reason other than the direction that it be a long word (if using that force) .
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John C Eternal Order I THINK therefore I wrote 12968 Posts
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I'm sending you something.
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aligator Inner circle Canada 2044 Posts
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Thanks John. Look forward to receiving it.
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Bill Cushman Inner circle Florida 2876 Posts
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Check out Alphabody Language in my ebook Suggestabilities
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j100taylor Inner circle 1198 Posts
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There's a great idea in Kennedy's book Bairn that you should check out. As written it involves only one spectator but I think it could be extended to multiple people.
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aligator Inner circle Canada 2044 Posts
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Would you happen to know what it is titled in the book so I can find it easily. Will have a look.
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j100taylor Inner circle 1198 Posts
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On Dec 22, 2018, aligator wrote: As You Do Book page 227
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John C Eternal Order I THINK therefore I wrote 12968 Posts
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On Dec 22, 2018, aligator wrote: soooo Mr aligator, what was your assessment of what I sent you. It can prompt the entire audience for the word letter by letter. |
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aligator Inner circle Canada 2044 Posts
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Yes, it can and would be very good if forcing that one particular word but as I am using a long word force with several possibilities, I don't think it word work in this instance. Anyone forcing one word riffle style or otherwise might be wise to contact you as it is definitely different, albeit a bit cheeky.
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John C Eternal Order I THINK therefore I wrote 12968 Posts
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On Dec 24, 2018, aligator wrote: You don't have to force that one word. You can force any word you want then use the method to allow the spec to send the word to the entire audience. Which is what you wanted wasn't that right? What does "it's a bit cheeky" mean? Can you be a little more specific in your request? |
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aligator Inner circle Canada 2044 Posts
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No, I want the audience to aid in determining a word that they don't know. I am the only one who knows as with the long word force there are several possibilities. It's a bit cheeky means that it is quite bold imo.
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Steven Keyl Inner circle Washington, D.C. 2630 Posts
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On Dec 22, 2018, Bill Cushman wrote: This is exactly what you're describing.
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